I use a 68/3000 preset HPA tank, the preset output is 850psi, would i be able to run a retro valve successfully with no problems or shootdown?
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Well...the only problem you might have is your ammo costs going up.
Lots of people here, including me, run retro valves off of a preset output N2 tank. 850 psi output will give you plenty of reactivity on your trigger. -
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Not true
it really depends on your gun. It's very different from gun to gun. When i got a ReTrovalve for my old Mag, i don't think I even noticed any reactivity until the trigger broke in and i felt some what of a pushback. It was much better when AGD sent me a shorter on/off pin. Then i further more grinded it down to .721 i think where it would just barely run off.Comment
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It can go the other way too - I aired up my RT Pro off a Crossfire 68/3000, and my friend was having a hard NOT shooting a burst from the bouncing trigger.
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My Crossfire 68/3k works great on my RT.
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